GB 5842-1996 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Cylinders (2)

Liquid Petroleum Gas Cylinder (2) Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders are used in a variety of applications, including automotive and home heating systems, portable cooking devices, and fireplaces. LPG cylinders are made of durable steel to withstand pressure, however, they can be damaged and ar......

Liquid Petroleum Gas Cylinder (2)

Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders are used in a variety of applications, including automotive and home heating systems, portable cooking devices, and fireplaces. LPG cylinders are made of durable steel to withstand pressure, however, they can be damaged and are at risk of leakage or explosion. Therefore, it is important to take necessary precautions when using and storing LPG cylinders.

By following the manufacturer’s guidelines, users can help ensure that the LPG cylinder is used correctly and safely:

1. When handling or transferring LPG cylinders, always wear protective goggles and gloves.

2. Ensure the LPG cylinder is in good condition, free from dents, rust and signs of degradation.

3. Do not store LPG cylinders in an enclosed area, as build-up of gas can create an explosive hazard.

4. When transporting, the LPG cylinder must be firmly secured in the designated area, preferably lying flat in the boot of a vehicle.

5. All connections must be securely fastened with the appropriate tools before use. Additionally, always check for leaks.

6. Do not allow household fuels such as petrol, or other volatile liquids or combustibles, to be stored near or around LPG cylinders.

7. Extinguish all open flames or other sources of ignition when refueling or using the cylinder.

8. When the cylinder is not in use, turn off the gas supply completely.

9. If you detect a gas leak, shut off the gas immediately and get it checked by a qualified service person.

10. Keep the outside of the LPG cylinder clean and free from grease or other combustible materials as they may be ignited by hot surfaces if in direct contact.

11. Dispose of the LPG cylinder responsibly and according to manufacturers instructions.

LPG cylinders need to be treated with care, both for the safety of the user and to prevent the cylinder from becoming damaged. Taking the necessary precautions when handling and storing the cylinder can help to prevent potential safety risks such as fire or explosion. Regular inspection of the cylinder is also recommended to ensure it is fit for use.

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